Telegraph Media Group and Global Radio have joined forces with Ford to launch a multi-platform campaign entitled ‘Open Doors’ which will provide their audiences with the opportunity to apply for free and unique access to a range of exclusive events d
The companion site for SciFiNow magazine gets a complete overhaul with new “tech and shiny bits”.
H Bauer has launched what it says is the world’s first arrowwords magazine app.
Menzies Distribution is the subject of a new interactive e-zine designed to encourage teenagers to pursue a career in logistics.
Swiss Post and the French La Poste have combined their international mail activities with the launch of Asendia.
Blanche Sainsbury has been appointed Managing Director for South West Media Group.
The app is the first Israeli product available on Apple Newsstand. The Haaretz iPad app was developed in partnership with Tigerspike, producers of The Economist and The Telegraph iPad editions.
The Printing Charity, a national UK charity for people in printing, publishing, graphic arts and the allied trades, has announced it is launching two major initiatives in its drive to increase the number of people it helps.
Further to requests from their varied client base of publishers and marketeers, Warners Midlands have launched a free handy pocket guide for professionals embarking on print projects.
Hearst Magazines UK, the Hearst Corporation’s principal business in the UK, has unveiled its first major piece of cross-brand beauty research with an in-depth look at how its audiences interact with the fragrance market.
Exact Editions has announced that they are the first to be accredited in ABC's Digital Platform Associate Group.
The Associated Press has formally introduced a centerpiece of its comprehensive Summer Olympics coverage - a frequently updated feature called "Eyes on London."
Post – a leading information brand for the UK insurance industry – has added an App edition to its product range.
A new employee survey has revealed the extent of the key role flexible working plays in employee engagement and retention in Informa businesses across the UK.
Publishers and distributors have been urged to raise their game and take the necessary action to stop the unacceptable delivery of wet newspaper bundles or tote boxes into NFRN members' stores.
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